Telegram to integrate Web3.0

In the upcoming weeks, Telegram’s founder and CEO Pavel Durov aims to integrate Web 3.0 into the highly encrypted messaging system.

An impartial TON auction for their domain or wallet names intrigued Durov. Casino Ton sold for $244,000 while Wallet Ton went for $260,000.

The founder of Telegram claimed that by doing this, a new platform would be created where owners of usernames could transfer them to interested parties in safe transactions, with ownership guaranteed on the blockchain by NFT-like intelligent contracts.

He said that subsequently, “other components of the Telegram ecosystem, such as channels, stickers, or emoji, might potentially become a part of this marketplace.”

The platform for encrypted communications just revealed a premium monthly subscription, most likely costing $5 (about Rs. 400).

Media and files can be downloaded as quickly as possible for premium subscribers.

With Premium, you can store up to 10 favorite stickers, follow up to 1,000 channels, make up to 20 chat folders with a maximum of 200 talks each, add a fourth account to any Telegram app, and pin up to 10 chats to the main list.